The human surface
Pages for reading, reviewing and sharing the record.
- Status
- stable
- Trust
- unverified
- Approved
- ksor-starter/0.0.58 ·
A static site renders every governed document at a route derived from its path, with the governance it declares.
What a page carries
Under each title the page shows the facts the document declares about itself — who owns it, when it took effect — and lists every source it came from at the foot, one entry per source, so a citation can point at exactly one of them.
A status appears only when it is a caveat
A draft or a withdrawn document says so. An approved one shows nothing, because a reader already assumes a document in the record is current, and a label that never varies stops being read.
A withdrawn document names its successor
Supersession runs both ways: the retired document points at what replaced it, and the current one names what it replaced. Nothing is deleted.
The record without the site
Nothing here is authored in the site. Delete the site and the record is intact — it is CommonMark in a folder, readable in any editor.